HAL LCA Tejas: Updates, News & Discussions

Interesting - by switching from Intel to PowerPC - they have adopted an OpenSource processor. Gives them more flexibility if you have the manufacturing capabilities for the processors. Given that the FBW for Tejas was already Quadraplex - i guess alot of the time spent was on the conversion for the new CPU and the bits they listed.


Has India adopted a single Large MFD display for the MK1A variant ?
That’s what I was thinking - the Tejas CLAW team has already done an excellent job decade ago making that aspect ratio combination with some serious static instability work smoothly… so the architecture seems to be the logical choice.
 
What chip does it use?
 
That’s what I was thinking - the Tejas CLAW team has already done an excellent job decade ago making that aspect ratio combination with some serious static instability work smoothly… so the architecture seems to be the logical choice.
Tejas used Intel i960 process... And for a reason. It supports hardware acceleration of memory protection native to Ada. India's flight laws are written in Ada.

The reason India is using PowerPC is because PowerPC instruction set supports memory tagging as well via AS extensions and can be fabricated practically anywhere, even in India on 180nm SCL node.
 
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Interesting - by switching from Intel to PowerPC - they have adopted an OpenSource processor. Gives them more flexibility if you have the manufacturing capabilities for the processors. Given that the FBW for Tejas was already Quadraplex - i guess alot of the time spent was on the conversion for the new CPU and the bits they listed.


Has India adopted a single Large MFD display for the MK1A variant ?
No they're using a similar layout as the Tejas Mk1, but with Smart MFDs in place of the earlier MFDs.

the LAD will come with the Tejas Mk2.
 
I am so done with HAL and Indian aerospace sector in general, these MFs are supposed to deliver their 1st Tejas Mk1a in 2 months but they are still playing testing testing.
MFs? Abuse them for what?! Aerospace is a complex sector, a delay of a month here or there is no big deal. To give you some perspective- go look at the Boeing/Saab T-7A and how far long it is even now..they're still looking at doing flutter testing and Boeing has been unable to deliver the mandated number of T-7As for testing. Instead they've got just 3 ready so far.

The first Tejas Mk1A is going to fly soon. Delivery will happen to the IAF soon after. the new DFCC was one of the important LRUs that needed to be tested on a prototype before the first series production Tejas Mk1A had it's first flight.
 
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MoD: ADA has successfully developed and type certified Tejas LCA with a credit of more than 10,000 sorties of incident free flying.
 
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Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) is preparing the first two units of the improved Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Mk 1A for delivery to the Indian Air Force (IAF) in March.
A source in HAL told Janes that the company aims to deliver the first two aircraft by 31 March. “The IAF has requested the handover of at least one Mk 1A aircraft before this date,” the source said.
 
These first jets are having which radar? Uttam or 2052 from israel?
 
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Still nothing on the first true Mk.1A, which was said to have been unveiled recently?
 

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